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Tool Nov 4, 2026

An open-source agent workbench with desktop, terminal and browser interfaces around a shared local service, supporting multiple model providers.

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Kiki author-supplied sample workbench showing a release-preparation conversation, queued messages and a sidebar with child agents.
Author-supplied sample workbench from the English README. The sample project, model labels and activity indicators are illustrative, not an AITrending-recorded run or proof of successful recovery. Source: Kiki / X-T-E-R and contributors
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Kiki is an MIT-licensed agent workbench originally forked from Kimi Code and now developed independently. Its desktop, terminal and browser interfaces can attach to the same local service. Users connect their own model accounts, API providers or local servers; the workbench itself is not a new foundation model.

Version 0.5.1 adds inactive saved-conversation context rebuilding without changing session identity, automatic SQLite memory migration and recovery improvements for large histories and desktop reconnects. The documented features are project claims, not independently reproduced results.